Eat Out London!Bombay Nights
Bombay Nights, West Hampstead. View our menu and order online.
Bombay Nights
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Bombay Nights Indian Cuisine in West Hampstead, 2 For 1 Discount ...
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Bombay Nights is a successful chain of restaurants which originated in Bristol, where it has won its own awards.
Now you can try its delicious menu in London!
The new restaurant is fully licensed and air-conditioned, its staff are experienced and welcoming, the Executive Chef, Jude Pinto, is an award winning “Caterer to the Stars”.
Chef Jude was born and raised in Goa and trained in one of India’s finest five star establishments.
He is proud to have now joined the staff of the first London branch of Bombay Nights.
Bombay Nights West Hampstead, 90 Fortune Green Road, West ...
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Had a meal yesterday at bombay nights after been recommended by a family friend.
Unlike other restaurants in the area, this place was busy and packed still you would feel so relaxed and enjoy your meal so much.
Bombay Nights, Kilburn
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"fantastic fresh food.
I'm very keen and fussy on my food.
really I did enjoy the fresh food, good atmosphere and the friendly staff.
well done and keep it up" Which venue is this?
Looks like the woman taking bookings called Candice will promise you anything..." Which venue is this?
Bombay Nights in West Hampstead - Order from Just Eat
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Dishoom Kensington restaurant review - London, UK | Wallpaper*
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The winning formula is still there: show-stopping Indian cuisine served in a space inspired by the old Irani cafés of Bombay.
Dishoom Kensington, however, takes this journey one step further and draws design cues from the city’s abounding art deco architecture, created by the first generation of modern Indian architects in the 1940s.
Based in the art deco Barkers Building, the restaurant includes a bar, a 200-seat dining hall and an open kitchen.
Architecture studio Macaulay Sinclair has filled the restaurant with original period furniture, art and light fixtures sourced in Bombay and a number of striking bespoke features including stone frieze panels, marble monogram insets and, in a further nod to the era, which also heralded Bombay’s jazz age, original photographs of jazz icons.
With ‘hot jazz’ humming in the background, the sweltering heat of Bombay nights seems closer than ever.